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Show f version of an Old Tale. aid returned from school with the enthusl' day flIled mamma" she discovery. "Oh, us about a boy told teacher .. wolf! Wolf!' lots of times Where wasnt any wolf there. I wtat did the story mean?" . eal t 4 JOHN BURT -- f 6aid th Why,' surprised at her to put two and two It means never be moth-Inabilit- y ereatly a once. slier but TEA almost nothing; much weight do you k there is in the taste is iea Literary Repast this bill of For supper Burr had three crackers Open Road gives literary man: of a evening scanty portion of cold baked He ate the meal to the accora-i,en- t of his feet stamping the tor warmth." Atlanta Constliu- o that makes the Jap? Vhat makes a Russian ? tea twenty-thousandt- e Novelists Views of Life. , jmen of the independent mind so educate their daughters that will not be Instructed at the to think themselves naturally In-- r to men because less muscular, need not have recourse to partlcu-irts- , feline chiefly, to make their la the world. George Meredith. e eham-pionwork- er one-fourt- TEA e t. want no money for x satisfactory tea. 3ont be shy! nr grocer returns your onjr If Efc ffll 4iug CONDITION. EPING BODY IN Process a Good ive of Colds. itdening I Prevent klern research seems to have d the fact that, after all, the Ideas with regard to fashioned are not far wrong. It is, of 1o, true, says the Literary Digest, a "cold" is a malady due to s; tut there seems to be no doubt Hhe chilling of the body lessens resistance and so renders It an es-the- I' Jprey. ti$ Arctic region, where the ad- av. ve cannot live, and where 1 are said to be unknown, It may afe to sit In a draught or to get i feet wet; but In the temperate these Indulgences will continue to islty for the average man. viewing experiments made In this field, ird and x TEA iVe I NATURES GREAT p r a t g dry-good- s no measure is f'-- -- In-- mamma. picks out a aheap multiply the price by four er five, an when ye show her someDISINFECTANT. thin' bang-uan' good enough for a princess, put the price way down. , Th Dye understand? An when we gets AUthr Let the Sunlight Reach Every Corner of the KldnPt4 MUItonalres," Colonel Dtctrinc," Etc. through, give me the true hill and House show her the other one, an Ill make COPTBKiHT, 1K02, BV Destroy the Germr. All rights COPTKKiHT, 1U(3, BT FBEDEnlCK UPUAM ADAM3 it all right fer yer trouble. An mind A. J. HUIXSL moot reserved ye. I want the best In ther store for Mother Rounds." men, Nature's great disinfectant Is sun- a crowd of coarse, The merchant smilingly agreed to light. It Is a most Interesting fact and with them partake freely of InCupid had stolen upon her in the work a day. Her girlhood was spent this arrangement and entered heartily that this wonderful light, which pro- toxicating liquor. Unfortunately, this He had fired an arrow and In a night. factory and her honeymoon In a Into the deception. Mrs. Rounds had motes the fled. She felt the delicious growth of useful plants and painful sight is not at all rare, and It tingle kitchen. never been in Boston until that day, sustains animal life, at the same time Is quite common to see drunken womof the wound In her wonand heart, When Sam was able to build a although all her life had been spent destroys by Its very brightness all en reeling about tn the streets. What dered If It was love. house he declared that it should be within an hours ride from the New sorts of germs which are brought In a sad commentary on our modern civhis mother's home. He registered a Occasional visits contact with 1L It Is this fact alone ilization. England metropolis. CHAPTER TEN. vow that she should do no more work. to the In Copenhagen It is the custom to of Taunton which renders the earth Inhabitable. shops The good old lady was astonished formed in her life, and she Germs develop with such marvelous dress young schoolgirls so that theli epochs Samuel Lemuel Rounds, and a bit dismayed when she examinwas dazed at the contemplation of that they would quickly over- arms are almost or entirely bare, even The Roundses dont run much tew ed the modest house Sam had erected. the sight before her. The shelves, rapidity 1 whelm us by their very numbers If In weather when Americans appreancestry, reckon; leastwise our end ride said-pThis is a nice place, she with their load of fabrics, seemed not constantly destroyed by the sun. ciate their overconts. This practice on em dont, Sam Rounds had exof her son and hereditary cauendless, and she crouched behind a A little computation will readily show necessarily chills the blood, and teuds plained to John Burt on one occasion. tion must It struggling for mastery. marble column for fear of being in this. Some germs are capable of such to produce congestion of the Internal Course Ive got a lot of ancestors ha cost a lot of money. I'm afraid the way of the chattering, laughing rapid multiplication that they may organs, and undoubtedly lays the back somewhar, but whon thunder you're reckless and extravagant. Sam- throng of shoppers. double every fifteen minutes under foundation for colds, pneumonia and they are, blamed f I know! uel. Don't be extravagant, Samuel. I she dont want Samuel," favorable conditions of temperature tuberculosis. much, Is It reasonably well established Its a besetting sin. Tuberculosis is making sad havoc whispered, as Mr. Farnsworth turned and food supply. Estimate the numthat a Rounds settled in Rehoboth There aint no commandment agtn to take down a bolt of dress be the urban population of Norwhich progoods. of among ber might germs fully one hundred years before Sam It; leastwise 1 never saw none In the We must be economical, Samuel. duced In a single day of twenty-fouway. It is pitiful to note how this wac born, but the latter's recollection Bible, said Sam. who was aierpetual doublings. The plague is decimating this once hardy did not extend back of his father one mystery to his mother. "To my way Tell hint' to show us some ginghams." hours, or ninety-si"All right, Ma Rounds; watch me number would be more than thirty-twrace. Sedentary life, Indoor confineHiram Rounds. The annals of Hiram of thinkin, extravagance is erbout the beat him down," returned Sam, nudgor suf- ment and defective ventilation are billion thousand billions, Rounds and his tamlly can be epitoonly thing worth livin fer. I aims ter ing her gently with his elbow. ficient to cover eighty thousand undoubtedly the most prolific causes, mized in one word work. be the most extravagant chap ever Here Is a stylish pattern. Mrs. square miles a foot deep, or fill a for fifty per cent of the tubercular "Dad shorely was er hard worker turned outer Rocky Woods. said Mr. Farnsworth, dis- spnee of more than fifteen cubic cases make a satisfactory recovery Rounds, an no mistake, The reproving look on his mothers explained Sam. "When thar wa'nt no work tew dew face vanished when Sam threw his playing a neat gingham, worth per- miles. The increase of a minute or- when they are sent to some outdoor ganism occupying a cubic space of sanitarium; and what will cure a conon our farm, hed hire out tew ther strong arms around her and kissed haps ten cents a yard. How much a yard? asked Sam. not more than one sumptive would certainly have prefer neighbors her with a resounding smack. They fifty er seventy-fivMr. Farnsworth gravely consulted vented the onset of the disease. to an of magniInch such prodigious cents er day. And at night we'd all entered the house, and Sam escorted cabalistic price mark. The liquor curse Is undermining the tude la beyond comprehension, and shave hoops after supper, working til liis mother to a cozy room and told the ninety-fiv"The is while for stamina of the Swedish race. cannot regular price physical occur; practically nine an sometimes ten o'clock. In her that it was her own. She looked cents a yard, but," lowering his voice the germ may grow at this Immense Liquor drinking among the working the winter dad would haul logs tew at the tasteful furniture, the snowy and One-thir- d glancing about to make sure he for a short time, the poisons classes Is almost universal. Newport. He shorely was the linen, the bright rugs, and the pic was not overheard, I will make it to rapidity of their population die before It produces become destructive which 'round Rehoboth. Lots er tures, and tears stood In her eyes and you at eighty cents. to itself. The material upon which It the age of twenty-one- , This Is too good for me, Samuel, strong young fellers came pip from cents a yard for gingham! Us of those who live, are rejected from so that Is also feeds Eighty exhausted, Attleboro and tried to mow a swath she said, holding his hands and look' Mrs. Rounds. military service on account of physgrowth ceases. with dad, but he bushed all on em.' But you gasped Is ing fondly into his eyes. Mrs. ical disqualifications. It the fact noticed all goods, Doubtless have Imported Killing himself to live," mused must be hungry. I'll change my dress Rounds, explained Mr. Farnsworth, mold grows during the night and that John Burt. the Where's and get dinner. kitchen, critically stroking the An American Puzzle. print, It wears in dark, damp cellars. Bright sunWall, I reckon he did leastwise Samuel ? Dr. Lorenz, of like silk. Wo carry no domestic ging- light quickly destroys germs, mold, bloodless Burgery Doc Reynolds 'lowed so. Dad died Never mind erbout the kitchen, cents and other parasitic organisms. hams. Here is one at eighty-fivDifhow Amercannot understand fame, when he was forty-eighHe teamed said Sam. There aint no kitchen fer and this one is a dollar and ten a on a diet that icans so health not fair act fused does enjoy nearly daylight all night, three nights runnin, workln Dinner's all ready, anyhow. you. That would make you a fine lapidly, hut accomplishes In the would depopulate any other country. yard. out the poll-tafer the neighbors, an Come on, Ma Rounds. Il show you "The pies, puddings, sauces and Incourse of a few hours what bright gown, Mrs. Rounds. he had er stroke. Doc warned him the cutest dinlu-rooye ever sot yer Lets In numerable a other dishes, most of few of Is go somewhere else, Samuel," doing sunlight capable then tew let up er bit, but dad just eyes on. his which are unhealthful In the extreme, mother, positively It minutes. whispered evident, then, is clearly . A Bomehow couldnt, and he pitched In It was a pretty dining-roomI can buy gingham In that in order that our houses should partaken of by young and old alike. frightened. ergain." He was shinglin ther roof of broad bay window, framed with morn for eight cents a yard." Taunton he kept free from germs, they, like In America, have caused me to wonwell-kept ther barn, erbout elevon o'clock one Ing glories, looked out on a a Sara Walt said our bit, reassuringly. bodies, Bhould be made full of life. der," says Dr. I.orenz, "that the peonight, an 1 guess he had erother lawn. The table was decorated with have ye got In silks, Mr, Farns- The shutters should he opened, the ple are not physical and constitutionaWhat stroke. The doctor couldnt exactly flowers, and the table linen was flaw worth? curtains raised, and the light admit- l" wrecks." The secret Is to be found In the We have a fine line of silks, re- ted to every room In the house, closplied that gentleman, leading the way ets Included, so that the disinfecting simple, hardy lives of the forefathers I should recomto another counter. Iower of light may be exercised In of the present generation. Their vigorous health has bestowed upon the mend a heavy black gros grain silk every nook and corner of the for Mrs. Rounds. We have them at grandchildren wonderful constitutional vigor. But the change from the all prices. Here is one at a dollor and a half a yard. simple to the luxurious is working Occupation and Tuberculosis. He displayed a silk worth at least The influence of occupation as a havoc. The rising generation have three dollars a yard. The old lady cause of consumption is shown by Dr. squandered the constitutional capital looked fondly at the glossy fabric. J. M. French In the Medical Exam- bequeathed to them and are rapidly The temptation was great, but she iner. becoming physical bankrupts. A halt must be called and the slmpld habits closed her lips firmly and put Satan At least four classes of employbehind her. ments ments have a tendency to favor resumed or the prophecy of Dr. Lo Too much, said Sam decisively. the development of tuberculosis. renz will surely be realized. We're not rich ner proud, Mr. FarnsThey are: BREAKFAST BREADS. worth. Show ns somethin cheaper. 1. Sedentary employments In Very well. Here Is one at a dollar apartments, Involving conCorn Puffs.-Bca- t a yard, and here is one which Is a finement in Impure air, and other untogether two and f of unrolled a He This class cupfuls of unskimmed milk superb, wholesome conditions. bargain. and the yolks of two eggs, until thorheavy bolt of silk, lustrous black and occupations Is typified by the a delight to the eye. He examined for the manufacture oughly blended. Add two cupfuls of beat granulated corn meal. Beat the the price mark critically. It told him of various articles of clothing. batter thoroughly; stir in lightly the 2. Employments which necessitates that the wholesale cost was four dollars a yard and the upset retail fig- the inhalation of Irritating dust and whites of the eggs, beaten to a stiff cents. noxious, vapors. Such are those of froth; turn into heated irons, and ure four dollars and seventy-fiv- e I can let you have that at eighty stone-cutterbleachers, matchmak-ers- , bake. cents a yard, he said after a mental Com Dodgers. Scald one Cupful of grinders, engravers, calculation. best etc. granulated corn meal, into which had er stroke, er less. To the old farmwife these mod busl-nestew down a 3. Now, the Inxolve which yere gittln tablespoon of sugar has been sifted, Employments off an broke his est comforts realized her dreams of Sam declared tentatively. overuse or abuse of certain muscles. with one cup of boiling milk. Beat neck, er both enyhow he was dead prodigality. That's tew much, but Its more like These are athletes, prize fighters, until smooth, and drop on a griddle, Sam touched a bell, and a trim when they picked him up. I wasn't What do you think of the goods, gymnasts, wrestlers, professional bi- In cakes about one Inch In thickness, it. She maid responded. home at ther time I was in Fall Rounds? Youd look like r. four-yea- r cycle riders, .hall players, etc., a large and bake slowly for an hour. Turn Ma River workln In the mills. When us placed a tureen In front of the masold In a gown made of that proportion of whom die eventually of when brown. If preferred, the baking young ones got tew be twelve years ter of the house and moved noiselessfine too fine for me, Im very Its may be finished In the oven after the phthisis. old most on us was packed uff an' set ly away. Mrs. Rounds gazed search afraid." She was weakening. And first turning. 4. Employments which Involve unIn woman the at and young Ingly, first tew work In ther cotton mills er if Its real silk. Is It really due familiarity it's Intoxicants. with cheap, Hominy Gems. Beat one egg until the match factories. Five of my sis- then at Sam. She looked timidly These are those connected with man- very light, add to It one tablespoonand truly silk? old tew times like Seems have mills. you ters worked In ther cotton who assured her ufacture and sale of wine, beer and ful of thick sweet cream, a little salt, said Sam, as ho serv- at Mr. Farnsworth, ofTcr a blessin Bilk beyond a doubt. Nowadays ther workln men are talkwas it the various classes of alcoholics. it desired, and two cupfuls of cooked r day, an some ed his mother a portion of the savory in erbout er be continued.) (To Tatham's tables show that, taking the hominy (fine). Thin the mixture with soup. on em is strikin fer an eight-houaverage mortality from consumption one cupful or less of boiling water woman? is she "Who that of asked thousands My sisters an THEM ALL DOWN. day. TURNED at one hundred, that of publicans Is until It will form easily, beat well, Is Mrs. name Fletcher. She8 Her other girls used tew work from six one hundred and forty, of brewers one and bake In heated Irons. here. a the Shes widow at nine till housekeeper oclock In ther mornln' and of barCulprit Evidently Not Impressed by hundred and forty-eigh- t tew lady, an a mighty good woman." Sally Lunn Gems. Beat together of night, an they was mighty glad and Lawyers. hundred two Appearance tenders let course the her Of go yolk of one egg, two tablespoon-ful- s now," sisters youll air my of the Treasury Leslie M. git ther chance. Where Secretary of sugar, and one cupful of thin, when the his marmother said, housekeep Shaw told the following story when now? Two on em Is dead, two Hereditary Tuberculosis. sweet cream. Add slowly, of Overcoming Rerved roast a had er a lamb, dish In an asylum. ried, an one's he was In New York the other day of Is being said nowadays reMuch the same time, one cup and browned at of and peas, potatoes green "You never told me how you made treatment of beating I can do the the time be was practicing law In some tender cabbage. specting the two tablespoonfuls of sifted Graham John taking said, your start, Sam, tuberculosis, a disease which, while flour. Beat vigorously, until full of conkin an' all the work here now, Iowa. One of his townsmen was arraigned rarely directly transmissible by hered- air advantage of his friends reminiscent What do you pay her, Samuel? bubbles, add the white of the egg mood. for a crime and had no counsel. The ity, Is one the predisposition to which beaten a a dollars Seven month," said stiffly, and bake In heated Reckon I never would got started who preferred the falsehood Judge explained to him that he was is In tho highest degree hereditary. Irons. Sam, reon wages, tew depend If I had entitled to have counsel assigned to It has been clearly shown by numerCream Corn Cakes. Into one cup Worked In er shop rather than the confession of the him. flected Sam. He pointed out several attor-ney- s ous experiments In various parts of reMrs. Fletcher that truth appalling an of thin cream stir one and one-hal- f three years fer In the courtroom, naming them in Providence life United States that the amount week. She's ceived that per corn meal, or enough Then cups of aaved up er hundred dollars. as he did so, and said: with regular hygienic habits. Irre- to makegranular add one-thirold an awful good cook, ma." a stiff of ther hatter; me left an part died and Here are Mr. dad of altitude or special climat- of a month and her dollars Seven spective of beat well, hundred. a salt; six teaspoonful and Mr. Smith Is out In the cor ic advantages, Is capable of so aiding farm. I sold out fer "That bake. keep, mused Mrs. Rounds. and heated Into Irons, and Vermont bought drop ter one can choose any Went up you the natural powers of the body as to much as twelve dollars a rldor. You as would be au one-halem back To Cream Graham Roll. him to defend effect a cure of this formidable malI some hosses an brought month, or one hundred and fifty dol- want and will assign one-hal- f add cream cold of cup of cup sold em. Then I kept on buyin an lars a ady without the use of drugs of any soft Ice water. Make Into a year, Samuel. We can save all you. em. When I had enough dough lawlooked the Bellin The slowly prisoner sort. land that. Let her go at once, Samuel, and with three cups of Graham flour, In the courtroom over, one after money I bought that air strip of Is a disease of civilizayers Tuberculosis I work. do will the In slowly with the hands, I own now. and Ive been thare ever the other, and then replied: tion. It scarcely exists among sav- sprinkling Youll do nothin, Ma Rounds,' the same time, bo as to at as honor It Just beating suits since. Ive been down ter New York, said Sam, decidedly. "If your well, ages who live in the primitive state, Youve worked decidas much air as possible, In the hall. one soon have as the I'd Incorporate lookin It over, an have erbout such peoamong an but that's quickly appears night otto fifty years, Is too stiff to be the until dough New York Times. are civilization of ed ter locate thare.- Thats er great enough. Now, I'm go'in ter dew ther ple when the habits then knead thoroughly, form. stirred; life. Indoor town, John, an I knows more erbout work, an you're goln ter dew ther the especially adopted, Wanted Homt Industry. hosses than mose on em down The South American monkey and the Into rolls and bake. playin an restin. Of course you can What dew yo thiuk erbout It. sew A Ironmaster Scotch called North American Indian alike fall vicHoecaka. Scald one pint of white wealthy an boss ther girl an' putter was and a ushered on corn when shut Jobot' country meal, with which, If desired, a disease away squire tims to this faco 'round like, but you must keep outer one-hal- f Sam looked anxiously Into the ther kitchen, an fergit that brooms Into the library. He had never seen from the sunlight and active exerc'se tablespoonful of sugar and was and of room much been have a salt such mixed, before, of his friend. doors. of out teaspoonful ever was made. Dont you worry er "I should go," said John decisively. bout money. I've got enough money Impressed with the handsome cases Is not far distant when with boiling milk, or water enough to time The you Theres a fortune waiting for ter keep both on us er hundred years, and the array of well bound volumes every large city will find It necessary make a batter sufficiently thick not to means. In New York, Rain. Go. by all that filled their shelves. Tho next to provide conveniences for Ihe ap- spread. Drop on a hot griddle, In an Im goln ter have more. A month This settled It with Sam. time he went to Glasgow he made a plication of this simple curative meas- large or small cakes as preferred, to Boston mother and his took Sam away ineh In thickness. after the Segregated sailed steam- superintended the purchase of dress point of calling at a well known book ure, not only for the purpose of rescu- about one-halconverse when well browned tuberand when the of Cook following with John Burt, a Providence victims seller's, slowly, the pulmonary and a various ing bonnet, materials, turn over. The U to have taken which on tlon fate certain er carried Ram Rounds and underside, tho the from culosis place: reported articles of apparel. On this occasion tn mo a leehrary." awaits them, hut as an essential cake may be cooked slowly until well to want "I you get of scheme of a carefully selected horses was lie tlecep guilty fath ; I'll be pleased York. Since the death of his measure for protecting the public done throughout, or, as the portion Very well. Mr. tlon which filled his soul with Joy. for with hooks. Can you heulth. to undent uMi becomes well browned, you Sam had provided Mr. supply with Korns was Ho ncijuslnted built h u I ho first brown crust may be peeled of such books as me list lived with Mm In a well any you and give him culling worth, the merchant, Ye ken mnlr about off with a knife, and the cake again would like? on his Hlngham Mock farm. Health Observations Abroad. said: aside, faded 1 do, so you can choose Mrs. Rounds was a One of the most pitiful sights In turned. As rapidly as a crust be'I want you tew wait on mother an' bulks than lr.ro Then loavo the you them roman who had rein lied her yourself." England Is to see young women ac(. comes formed and browned, ono may mo. yorself, Mr. Farnsworth. Mother frail. I"1 be removed, and the cake turned, unscore of years, She lookedof Is the best woman In the world, but selection entirely to me? Would you Ing as barmaids In tho public drinkphysical able tn Mo1 or elbowwomen hound Russ's til see incapi them tho whole Is browned. The like Io and an seemingly wan ing places, hmU J sho thinks lm extravagant, reared crust are excellent served Russia or Morocco? Can ing their way to tho bar and then ner feellna fer any- rocco?" hurt wouldn't fatigue. She had more ,lian for In cr cream. and Glasco? milk bound hot to with with shoulder no' them shoulder can I what tell ye stand children, ye top there, ye thing. Now. sixteen hour years had averaged j and observa-- i the Medical says: point of practical importance Is act that It was found that repeat xposure to slight degrees of cold cht about an increase of anti-s- , and this observation therefore a theoretical Justification of practically approved methods of ening the body by hydrothera-!and other methods of training, procedures should not only serve otect against cold and allied conns, but also should render the better able to cope with bao-o- f all kinds." ds fives of All Shades of Color. wives of the young sultan of icco are of every shade of skin, the white Circassian to the Ve-o- f the Niger. Their board and hK form an Insignificant Item in arisen with the amount of per-trthey consume. be y one-hal- Bwet-shop- white-aprone- s d ten-hou- r fifty-seve- HONEST CONFESSION. Ice-col- A Doctor's Talk on Food. are no fairer set of men on f ban the doctors, and when they ,bey have been in error they are W aPt to make honest and manof the fact. point Is that of an (fifesslon one of the good lives In Texas. Ills tale needs no ng up: had always had an Intense preju J which I can now see was unstable and unreasonable, against Jiuchly advertised foods. Ilence, tor read a line of ads. themany , fape-Nutsnor tested the food till winter. Jhtle In Corpus Christ! for my and visiting my youngest son, f has four of the ruddiest, health-pil- e boys I ever saw. I ate my I dish of Grape-Nut- s food for fr with my little grand-- I I became fond exceedingly t'1 and have eaten a pack-b- f It every week since, and find It j refreshing and strengthen-pd- . effects whatever, "g no eructations (with which I formerly much troubled), no 'f fullness, nausea, nor distress Ih'imiH, leaving no 111 nineh In any way. ?' Tw mi other food that agrees me so well, or sits as lightly or j rf I'n'lyamupon my stomach as this i stronger and nioro active 5 1 J ' l,, Kan use of Grape-Nut')nv(, been for 10 years, and am s . i troubled with nausea and '!,nn." Name given by Tostum 'tile Creek, Mir!, ''"s a renst r, S'h in me-- ! ' I ,f,r ' io f,.linous nMhlll." r d o f - that-a-wa- f gt |